Cross word Friday to Saturday.

I got a lecture and told it was a nice try to say count also or French would say Aussie for wombed pouched animals. Kangaroo did not fit, and since national animal, I placed it in. Since two questions were Australia of a citizen down under, I wrote being for yes you.
Next, people are going to tell me the Yeti does not exist.
Here are the answers...

Some of the responses I got others I the only interactive I get on days is sharing my Crosse woRd with people at work.

I come conversationalist a bare minimum of analogy to symbols of the daily chores. And go reticent the day in the office/home office. Makes The day.

Updates pending for Saturdays crossword, so keep posted for my words.

By noon, still writing ✒️ 📝

March8 at 2:30. I got to take a break.

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